CN110686679B - High-orbit optical satellite offshore target interruption track correlation method - Google Patents

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CN110686679B CN201911036959.XA CN201911036959A CN110686679B CN 110686679 B CN110686679 B CN 110686679B CN 201911036959 A CN201911036959 A CN 201911036959A CN 110686679 B CN110686679 B CN 110686679B
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The invention discloses a high orbit optical satellite offshore target interruption track correlation method, which comprises the following steps: forward extrapolating the first track backward and the second track forward; performing primary association on a first track and a second track of which the state estimation at the same moment meets the constraint condition; further associating the flight paths in the preliminary association set to obtain a further association set; solving the further association set by adopting a two-dimensional optimal distribution principle to obtain a first-stage association set with the minimum global cost; solving possible association segment pairs by adopting distance two-dimensional optimal distribution on a complement set of a first-stage association set in the preliminary association set; detecting and screening the intermediate association set by adopting amplitude relation to obtain a second-stage association set; and fitting the associated track pairs in the first-stage associated set and the second-stage associated set to obtain a continuous track. The method for associating the interrupted flight path of the marine target of the high-orbit optical satellite effectively improves the performance of flight path association.

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High-orbit optical satellite offshore target interruption track correlation method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of space-based marine target monitoring, in particular to a high-orbit optical satellite marine target track interruption association method.
Background
The working modes of the high orbit (in particular to geostationary orbit) optical satellite can be different according to the observation task of the satellite, and take a high-resolution four-number (GF-4) satellite in China as an example, the working modes of the high orbit optical satellite are mainly divided into staring imaging, area imaging and maneuvering inspection. The staring imaging mode is used for continuously imaging a monitored area, the area imaging mode is used for splicing imaging of the monitored area, and the maneuvering inspection mode is used for quickly finishing imaging of a plurality of areas by using attitude maneuvering according to task requirements. Due to the restriction of satellite resources, the working time of the satellite every day is limited, and the satellite cannot be started for a long time. Therefore, the high-orbit optical satellite needs to acquire more spatial information by using less time resources, cover more target areas as much as possible, and realize wide-area search and tracking. In ocean surveillance, an optical satellite in high orbit can combine a staring imaging mode and a maneuvering inspection mode to continuously image a certain sea area at intervals. Because the track of the marine target can be formed in each staring imaging, the tracks at different imaging moments need to be correlated, namely, the track correlation is interrupted, the re-identification of the marine target is realized, and the marine situation perception capability of the area is improved. Meanwhile, whether the target deviates from an expected route can be judged by interrupting the track association, the target track with strong maneuverability is detected, and the abnormal track detection is realized. Through the correlated track connection, a more complete, continuous and accurate marine target track can be obtained. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a method for correlating the interrupted flight path of the marine target of the high-orbit optical satellite. The problem of association of broken track was proposed earlier in the eighties of the last century and has been a hot point of research by scholars at home and abroad. The traditional method for associating the interrupted flight path mainly solves the problem of flight path interruption caused by target shielding, target maneuvering and the like, and mainly performs flight path segment association based on statistical distance, so that the association effect is poor under the complex conditions of long time interval, dense target distribution and the like.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the technical problems in the prior art, the invention provides a high-orbit optical satellite offshore target track interruption association method. The specific technical scheme is as follows:
a method for high-orbit optical satellite marine target outage trajectory correlation, the method comprising: backward extrapolating the first track and forward extrapolating the second track to obtain the state estimation of the first track and the second track at the same moment; performing primary association on a first flight path and a second flight path of which the state estimation at the same moment meets the constraint condition to obtain a primary association set; adopt χ for tracks in preliminary association set2Further association is carried out by the distributed hypothesis testing method, and a further association set is obtained; solving the further association set by adopting a two-dimensional optimal distribution principle to obtain an association set with the minimum global cost as a first-stage association set; solving possible association segment pairs by adopting distance two-dimensional optimal distribution on a complement of a first-stage association set in the preliminary association set to obtain a middle association set; screening the intermediate association set by adopting amplitude relation detection to obtain a second stage association set; and fitting the associated tracks in the first-stage associated set and the second-stage associated set by adopting an N-order polynomial to obtain a continuous track.
Optionally, the set of first tracks is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000021
i is the total number of first tracks,
Figure GDA0003032174170000022
respectively the starting time and the ending time of the first track; the set of second tracks is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000023
j is the total number of second tracks,
Figure GDA0003032174170000024
respectively the starting time and the ending time of the second track; the state estimation vector of the flight path at the moment k is as follows:
Figure GDA0003032174170000025
Figure GDA0003032174170000026
Figure GDA0003032174170000027
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure GDA0003032174170000028
respectively representing latitude, longitude, heading, and speed estimate of the target at time k,
all possible track combinations at time k are:
Figure GDA0003032174170000029
optionally, the preliminary association set is:
Figure GDA00030321741700000210
in the formula, sthth,pthRespectively, speed, course and position associated with the threshold, the position distance being approximately replaced by Euclidean distance, phivRepresenting a preliminary association set, Ti oA first of the flight paths is represented,
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a second track is represented that is a second track,
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indicating a first track at
Figure GDA00030321741700000213
The speed estimate at the time of day is,
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show the second track at
Figure GDA00030321741700000215
The speed estimate at the time of day is,
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indicating a first track at
Figure GDA00030321741700000217
The course estimate of the time of day is,
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indicating a second track at
Figure GDA00030321741700000219
The course estimate of the time of day is,
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is shown in
Figure GDA00030321741700000221
The difference in position between the second track and the first track at the time.
Alternatively, p is obtained by the following formulath
Figure GDA0003032174170000031
Wherein p isth1,pth2Position changes, s, due to speed and direction changes, respectivelymeanIs the average velocity of the marine target.
Optionally, χ is adopted for the tracks in the preliminary association set2The distributed hypothesis testing method is further associated to obtain a further association set, and the method comprises the following steps: definition H0
Figure GDA0003032174170000032
And
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state estimation of a first track and a second track of the same target at the same time; at H0In the assumption that in the middle of the above,
Figure GDA0003032174170000034
first track of time Ti oAnd the second track
Figure GDA0003032174170000035
The estimation error is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000036
the covariance of the corresponding errors is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000037
then at a confidence of 1-Q, the set of further associations is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000038
wherein (D)ij)′(Pij)-1(Dij) Obey nxChi of degree of freedom2Distribution, nxIs the dimension of the state vector.
Optionally, solving the further association set by using a two-dimensional optimal allocation principle to obtain an association set with the minimum global cost, as a first-stage association set, includes:
performing global optimal association on the first track and the second track in the further association set, wherein an associated cost function is as follows:
Figure GDA0003032174170000039
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the value of the two-dimensional distribution variable a (i, j) requires minimizing the weighted sum of the distribution costs, i.e.
Figure GDA00030321741700000311
Meanwhile, a (i, j) needs to satisfy the following constraint:
Figure GDA00030321741700000312
wherein, a (i, j) ═ {0,1}, a (i, j) ═ 1 denotes that two track segments are associated, otherwise, they are not related;
the two-dimensional distribution is finally solved through a Munkres algorithm to obtain a first-stage association set:
Figure GDA0003032174170000041
optionally, for a complement set of the first-stage association set in the preliminary association set, a distance two-dimensional optimal allocation is adopted to solve a possible association track pair through the following formula, so as to obtain an intermediate association set:
Figure GDA0003032174170000042
and is
Figure GDA0003032174170000043
Wherein, I 'is the number of the remaining first track segments, and J' is the number of the remaining second track segments.
Optionally, screening the intermediate association set by using amplitude relationship detection to obtain a second-stage association set, including:
analyzing the amplitude corresponding relation of the associated track pairs in the first-stage associated set through a linear regression model to obtain a standard deviation; and eliminating the associated track pairs with the amplitude prediction error larger than or equal to 3 times of the standard deviation in the intermediate associated set, and taking the residual set as a second-stage associated set.
Optionally, for the associated track pair already associated in the first stage, analyzing the amplitude correspondence between the first track and the second track through a linear regression model, including:
is provided withThe marine target amplitude set of the associated conditions is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000044
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure GDA0003032174170000045
respectively obtaining the amplitudes of a first track and a second track in the ith associated track pair, wherein the amplitudes are the average value of the target amplitudes at each moment under current observation, and K is the number of the associated track pairs in the first-stage associated set;
the relationship between the target amplitudes under two observations is assumed to satisfy the linear regression:
Figure GDA0003032174170000046
and obtaining the amplitude of the associated track pair in the first stage association set by least square estimation:
Figure GDA0003032174170000047
with the coefficient determined by R2, the R2 expression is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000051
wherein SStotIs a sum of squares, SSresIs the sum of the squares of the residuals.
Optionally, for all the associated track pairs in the first-stage associated set and the second-stage associated set, performing the interrupted track connection by using the following formula:
Figure GDA0003032174170000052
and K' is the total number of the associated track pairs in the first-stage association set and the second-stage association set.
The technical scheme of the invention has the following main advantages:
according to the high-orbit optical satellite offshore target interruption track association method, firstly, the track segments meeting the constraint conditions are roughly associated, so that the candidate combinations of association are effectively reduced, and the association efficiency is improved. In the first stage of association, a two-dimensional optimal association combination is solved through motion information hypothesis test and cost function construction, and therefore the upper weak maneuvering target is associated. In the second stage of association, the two-dimensional optimal association combination is solved for the remaining track pairs by using the distance information, and the amplitude information is adopted for carrying out anomaly detection, so that the reliability and the confidence coefficient of track association are increased. And finally, fitting the associated track pair by adopting a polynomial to complete the connection and fusion of the tracks in the whole observation time. Under the complex conditions of long-time satellite interval, dense target distribution and the like, the track association accuracy is high, the robustness is strong, the continuous monitoring capability of the high-orbit satellite on the marine target can be effectively improved, and the track association capability is effectively improved.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for associating a broken track with an offshore target of an optical satellite in high orbit according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a diagram of a track association framework provided by one embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of the interrupt track association provided by one embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4-1 is a scene diagram of a track-associated scene 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4-2 is a scene diagram of a track-associated scene 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5-1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a first-stage track-break association of scenario 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5-2 is a schematic diagram illustrating a first-stage track-break association of scenario 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6-1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a second phase interrupted track correlation of scenario 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6-2 is a schematic diagram of a second phase interrupted track correlation of scenario 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7-1 is a schematic diagram of an interrupted track link of scenario 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 7-2 is a schematic view of broken track connection of scenario 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the technical solutions of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the specific embodiments of the present invention and the accompanying drawings. It is to be understood that the described embodiments are merely a few embodiments of the invention, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments of the present invention without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
The technical scheme provided by the embodiment of the invention is described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The embodiment of the invention provides a method for associating a broken track of an offshore target of a high-orbit optical satellite, which comprises the following steps of as shown in attached figures 1 and 3:
and S1, backward extrapolating the first track and forward extrapolating the second track to obtain the state estimation of the first track and the second track at the same time.
And S2, performing preliminary association on the first track and the second track of which the state estimation at the same time meets the constraint condition to obtain a preliminary association set. Corresponding to the track coarse correlation step in fig. 3.
S3, adopting χ for tracks in the preliminary association set2And further associating the distributed hypothesis testing methods to obtain a further association set. Corresponding to the hypothesis testing step in the first stage correlation of fig. 3.
And S4, solving the further association set by adopting a two-dimensional optimal distribution principle to obtain an association set with the minimum global cost as a first-stage association set. Corresponding to the two-dimensional optimal allocation step in the first stage association of fig. 3.
And S5, solving possible association segment pairs by adopting distance two-dimensional optimal distribution on the complement of the first-stage association set in the preliminary association set to obtain a middle association set. Corresponding to the two-dimensional optimal allocation step in the second stage association of FIG. 3
And S6, screening the intermediate association set by adopting amplitude relation detection to obtain a second stage association set. Corresponding to the step of detecting the amplitude relationship in the second stage of association in fig. 3.
And S7, fitting the associated tracks in the first-stage associated set and the second-stage associated set by adopting an N-order polynomial to obtain continuous tracks. Corresponding to the track segment fitting and fused track output in figure 3.
According to the method for associating the interrupted flight path of the high orbit optical satellite marine target, provided by the embodiment of the invention, the flight path segments meeting the constraint condition are roughly associated, so that the candidate combination of association is effectively reduced, and the association efficiency is improved. In the first stage of association, a two-dimensional optimal association combination is solved through motion information hypothesis test and cost function construction, and therefore the upper weak maneuvering target is associated. In the second stage of association, the two-dimensional optimal association combination is solved for the remaining track pairs by using the distance information, and the amplitude information is adopted for carrying out anomaly detection, so that the reliability and the confidence coefficient of track association are increased. And finally, fitting the associated track pair by adopting a polynomial to complete the connection and fusion of the tracks in the whole observation time. Under the complex conditions of long-time satellite interval, dense target distribution and the like, the track association accuracy is high, the robustness is strong, the continuous monitoring capability of the high-orbit satellite on the marine target can be effectively improved, and the track association capability is effectively improved.
The overall frame of the track association can be seen in fig. 2, a high-orbit optical satellite (taking GF-4 as an example) obtains two satellite picture sequences through two successive observations, ship detection and tracking are performed in the two satellite picture sequences, a first track and a second track can be respectively obtained, the first track and the second track are associated and fused into a continuous track, and a report is generated and output outwards.
Each flow in the method for associating the interrupted flight path of the marine target of the high orbit optical satellite provided by the embodiment of the invention is explained in detail as follows:
the invention takes GF-4 satellite as an example for explanation, and GF-4 satellite images adopt static correction and target detection and tracking methods. Assume that at an interval time Δ T, the high-orbit optical satellite images the monitored sea area twice, each monitoring lasting for a period of time, generating a track segment of the marine target. Interrupting the track association requires determining whether the tracks of two previous and subsequent observations are the tracks of the same marine target, wherein the track segments of the two observations are defined as a first track (i.e., the first observed track) and a second track (i.e., the second observed track).
The set of first tracks is:
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i is the total number of first tracks,
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respectively the starting time and the ending time of the first track;
the set of second tracks is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000073
j is the total number of second tracks,
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respectively the start and end times of the second track.
The state estimation vector of the flight path at the moment k is as follows:
Figure GDA0003032174170000075
Figure GDA0003032174170000076
Figure GDA0003032174170000081
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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respectively representing latitude, longitude, heading, and speed estimate of the target at time k.
Given the parameters in the state estimation vector of the track, it can be understood that, in the following appearing parameters, the parameter in the state estimation vector representing the first track is added with the superscript i, and the parameter in the state estimation vector representing the second track is added with the superscript j.
All possible track combinations at time k are:
Figure GDA0003032174170000083
by backward extrapolation of the first track and forward extrapolation of the new track, state estimates at k times of the first track and the second track can be obtained, which are respectively expressed as
Figure GDA0003032174170000084
And
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then is at
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The state estimates at the time are respectively
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And
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suppose a first track Ti oAnd the second track
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Two tracks of the same marine target are required to meet certain constraint conditions in speed, direction and distance. By setting a coarse approximationAnd (3) bundling conditions to obtain a preliminary association set, wherein the preliminary association set is as follows:
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in the formula phivRepresenting a preliminary association set, Ti oA first of the flight paths is represented,
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a second track is represented that is a second track,
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indicating a first track at
Figure GDA00030321741700000813
The speed estimate at the time of day is,
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show the second track at
Figure GDA00030321741700000815
The speed estimate at the time of day is,
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indicating a first track at
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The course estimate of the time of day is,
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indicating a second track at
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The course estimate of the time of day is,
Figure GDA00030321741700000820
is shown in
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The difference in position between the second track and the first track at the time.
sthth,pthRespectively, speed, heading and position are associated with the threshold, and the position distance is approximately replaced by Euclidean distance. Position deviation (difference between actual position and predicted position) is caused by factors such as speed, heading, and interruption time interval. In the embodiment of the present invention, the setting mode of the position association threshold is as follows:
Figure GDA00030321741700000822
wherein p isth1,pth2Position changes, s, due to speed and direction changes, respectivelymeanIs the average velocity of the marine target. In practical application, corresponding threshold values need to be set according to the maneuvering condition of the marine target in the monitoring area. For example, s is set in the embodiment of the present inventionth、smean20kn and 10kn, thetathIs 60 degree
After the track rough association is completed, because the track state estimation errors of the same target at the same moment are independent in statistics and obey Gaussian distribution, Chi can be adopted2The distributed hypothesis testing method further correlates the track segments. Let H0,H1Two assumptions, H, respectively indicating whether track segments are related or not0,H1Is defined as:
H0
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and
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the state estimation of new and old tracks of the same target at the same moment;
H1
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and
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new and old flight paths not belonging to the same target
At H0In the assumption that in the middle of the above,
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old track of time Ti oAnd new flight path
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The estimation error is:
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the covariance of the corresponding errors is:
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then at a confidence of 1-Q, the set of further associations is:
Figure GDA0003032174170000099
wherein (D)ij)′(Pij)-1(Dij) Obey nxChi of degree of freedom2Distribution, nxIs the dimension of the state vector.
After the hypothesis test is completed, performing global optimal correlation on the first track and the second track in the further correlation set, wherein the correlated cost function is the estimation error DijA likelihood function of (a);
Figure GDA00030321741700000910
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when performing two-dimensional optimal allocation, the value of the two-dimensional allocation variable a (i, j) needs to minimize the weighted sum of the allocation costs, i.e. the weighted sum
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Meanwhile, a (i, j) needs to satisfy the following constraint:
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where a (i, j) {0,1}, a (i, j) } 1 indicates that two track segments are associated, and otherwise, are not related. It can be seen from the above two formulas that each second track can be associated with only one first track at most, and each first track can be associated with only one second track at most. The two-dimensional distribution is finally solved through a Munkres algorithm to obtain a first-stage association set:
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at this point, the first stage of association is completed. In the first stage of association, hypothesis test is carried out on the motion state of the target, and the method belongs to a conservative association strategy, so that the reliability of track segment association can be ensured. However, under a long time interval, part of marine targets can show some maneuverability, such as turning, changing direction, accelerating and the like, if only the motion state is used for correlating the rest tracks, some tracks can be wrongly correlated, and therefore the motion information and the amplitude information of the targets are utilized to perform second-stage correlation.
Specifically, for the complement of the first-stage association set in the preliminary association set, a distance two-dimensional optimal allocation is adopted to solve possible association track pairs by the following formula, and a middle association set is obtained:
Figure GDA0003032174170000102
and is
Figure GDA0003032174170000103
Wherein, I 'is the number of the remaining first track segments, and J' is the number of the remaining second track segments.
Further, in order to improve the confidence of the track association, the intermediate association set is screened by adopting amplitude relationship detection, and a second-stage association set is obtained, including:
analyzing the amplitude corresponding relation of the associated track pairs in the first-stage associated set through a linear regression model to obtain a standard deviation; and eliminating the associated track pairs with the amplitude prediction error larger than or equal to 3 times of the standard deviation in the intermediate associated set, and taking the residual set as a second-stage associated set.
For the amplitude relationship solution, the following is elaborated:
under the influence of observation time, the conditions such as illumination and the like in two times of observation are different, so that the target amplitude of the same target in the new and old tracks is different, but has certain correlation. Ideally, the amplitude of the image, i.e. the relative radiation correction, can be adjusted by means of image histogram registration, so that the invariance of the amplitude of the same marine target in two observations is realized. However, the histogram matching is an integral matching, and the sea surface background occupies a larger proportion of the image, so that the sea object occupies fewer pixels, which causes non-uniformity during histogram matching and inaccurate sea object amplitude correction. Therefore, the invention directly utilizes the previously associated marine target pairs and adopts a linear regression model to analyze the corresponding relation of the amplitude of the marine target observed twice. The marine target amplitude set meeting the correlation condition is set as follows:
Figure GDA0003032174170000104
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure GDA0003032174170000111
respectively obtaining the amplitudes of a first track and a second track in the ith associated track pair, wherein the amplitudes are the average value of the target amplitudes at each moment under current observation, and K is the number of the associated track pairs in the first-stage associated set;
the relationship between the target amplitudes under two observations is assumed to satisfy the linear regression:
Figure GDA0003032174170000112
and obtaining the amplitude of the associated track pair in the first stage association set by least square estimation:
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by the use of R2Determination coefficient, R2The expression is as follows:
Figure GDA0003032174170000114
wherein SStotIs a sum of squares, SSresIs the sum of the squares of the residuals.
After the first-stage association and the second-stage association are completed, in order to improve the integrity and continuity of tracks in the monitoring area, track connection needs to be performed on the basis of track segment association. Wherein, the fitting data adopts the position state estimation value in the flight path segment, namely:
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and K' is the total number of the associated track pairs in the first-stage association set and the second-stage association set. Between observations of a GF-4 satellite, the motion state of the marine target may change, causing the marine target position to deviate from equiangular course travel. In order to smoothly connect the first track and the second track, the estimated values of the position states of the longitude and latitude direction axes are respectively fitted by adopting an N-order polynomial by taking time as an independent variable, so that the track of the target in the whole time period is obtained. When the fitting order is larger, the fitting curve has larger volatility and is not consistent with the target motion state; when the fitting order is small, such as 1 st order straight line fitting, it is difficult to accurately describe a complex motion state. According to the general motion situation of the sea object in practice, 3-order fitting is selected in the embodiment of the invention.
The method for associating the interrupted flight path of the marine target of the high-orbit optical satellite is further described by combining specific embodiments in the following steps:
in order to verify the effectiveness of the high-orbit optical satellite interrupted track correlation method, two GF-4 satellite imaging scenes in the east sea area are selected, as shown in FIG. 4, and "Coastline", "GF-4T 1", "GF-4T 2" and "ROI" respectively represent Coastline data, a first imaging area, a second imaging area and a region of interest (ROI) selected by research. The interruption time of scene 1 is about 1 hour, and the time interval of scene 2 is about 2 times of scene 1. And the track of the marine target can be obtained by detecting and tracking the marine target. Compared with scenario 1, scenario 2 has more false alarm targets and a greater number of real targets, and the correlation difficulty is greater when the satellite interval is longer.
Fig. 5-1 and 5-2 are the correlation results of the motion information in the first stage under the scene 1 and the scene 2, respectively, and the weak-mobility marine target can be correlated by performing hypothesis testing and two-dimensional optimal distribution by using the motion information. Since the target on the correlation needs to follow the approximately straight-line navigation and is the correlation under the strong condition, the correlation result has high reliability.
Fig. 6-1 and 6-2 are flight path association diagrams using motion information and amplitude information in the second stage of the scene 1 and the scene 2, and it can be seen that the target of the upper motion deviating from the predicted flight path can be effectively associated by using the interrupted flight path association of the amplitude information. In two scenes, the performance of the traditional interrupted track correlation method is equivalent to that of the method of the invention on the track correlation accuracy, and is close to 100%. However, on the track association integrity rate, the method of the invention is improved to 100% from 84% of the traditional method, so that more tracks can be correctly associated, and the performance of interrupting track association is effectively improved.
Fig. 7-1 and 7-2 are diagrams of the effect of breaking track connection of scene 1 and scene 2, respectively, and it can be seen that the track connection can grasp the track dynamics in the whole monitoring time and region, and the 3 rd order polynomial fitting adopted by the invention is more in line with the motion track of the marine target. The movement of the part of the marine target has mobility, the final position deviates from the predicted position due to the change of the speed or the direction, and the track of the mobile target can be accurately mastered through track association and connection.
In the embodiment, each imaging of each selected scene is 4 images, and the imaging interval is 1-2.5 hours. As can be seen, the motion perception of the marine target for a long time can be realized only by multi-frame data observed twice in the same area in a track segment association mode, and satellite resources are greatly saved.
It is noted that, in this document, relational terms such as "first" and "second," and the like, may be used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Also, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus. In addition, "front", "rear", "left", "right", "upper" and "lower" in this document are referred to the placement states shown in the drawings.
Finally, it should be noted that: the above examples are only for illustrating the technical solutions of the present invention, and not for limiting the same; although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some technical features may be equivalently replaced; and such modifications or substitutions do not depart from the spirit and scope of the corresponding technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

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1. A method for high-orbit optical satellite offshore target outage trajectory correlation, the method comprising:
backward extrapolating the first track and forward extrapolating the second track to obtain the state estimation of the first track and the second track at the same moment;
performing primary association on a first flight path and a second flight path of which the state estimation at the same moment meets the constraint condition to obtain a primary association set;
adopt χ for tracks in preliminary association set2Further association is carried out by the distributed hypothesis testing method, and a further association set is obtained;
solving the further association set by adopting a two-dimensional optimal distribution principle to obtain an association set with the minimum global cost as a first-stage association set;
solving possible associated track pairs by adopting distance two-dimensional optimal distribution on a complement of a first-stage associated set in the preliminary associated set to obtain a middle associated set;
screening the intermediate association set by adopting amplitude relation detection to obtain a second stage association set;
fitting the associated tracks in the first-stage associated set and the second-stage associated set by adopting an N-order polynomial to obtain continuous tracks;
the screening of the intermediate association set by adopting amplitude relation detection to obtain the second stage association set comprises the following steps:
analyzing the amplitude corresponding relation of the associated track pairs in the first-stage associated set through a linear regression model to obtain a standard deviation;
removing the associated track pairs with the amplitude prediction error larger than or equal to 3 times of the standard deviation in the intermediate associated set, and taking the residual set as a second-stage associated set;
for the associated track pair associated in the first stage, analyzing the amplitude corresponding relation of the first track and the second track through a linear regression model, wherein the amplitude corresponding relation comprises the following steps:
the marine target amplitude set meeting the correlation condition is set as follows:
Figure FDA0003032174160000011
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0003032174160000012
respectively obtaining the amplitudes of a first track and a second track in the ith associated track pair, wherein the amplitudes are the average value of the target amplitudes at each moment under current observation, and K is the number of the associated track pairs in the first-stage associated set;
the relationship between the target amplitudes under two observations is assumed to satisfy the linear regression:
Figure FDA0003032174160000013
and obtaining the amplitude of the associated track pair in the first stage association set by least square estimation:
Figure FDA0003032174160000014
by the use of R2Determination coefficient, R2The expression is as follows:
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wherein SStotIs a sum of squares, SSresIs the sum of the squares of the residuals.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the first set of tracks is:
Figure FDA0003032174160000022
i is the sum of the first trackThe number of the first and second groups is,
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respectively the starting time and the ending time of the first track;
the set of second tracks is:
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j is the total number of second tracks,
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respectively the starting time and the ending time of the second track;
the state estimation vector of the flight path at the moment k is as follows:
Figure FDA0003032174160000026
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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respectively representing the latitude, longitude, course and speed estimation of the target at the moment k, wherein all possible tracks at the moment k are combined as follows:
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and increasing the superscript i to represent the parameters in the state estimation vector of the first track, and increasing the superscript j to represent the parameters in the state estimation vector of the second track.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the preliminary association set is:
Figure FDA0003032174160000031
in the formula, sthth,pthRespectively, speed, course and position associated with the threshold, the position distance being approximately replaced by Euclidean distance, phivRepresenting a preliminary association set, Ti oA first of the flight paths is represented,
Figure FDA0003032174160000032
a second track is represented that is a second track,
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indicating a first track at
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The speed estimate at the time of day is,
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show the second track at
Figure FDA0003032174160000036
The speed estimate at the time of day is,
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indicating a first track at
Figure FDA0003032174160000038
The course estimate of the time of day is,
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indicating a second track at
Figure FDA00030321741600000310
The course estimate of the time of day is,
Figure FDA00030321741600000311
is shown in
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The difference in position between the second track and the first track at the time.
4. The method as claimed in claim 3, wherein p is obtained by the following formulath
Figure FDA00030321741600000313
Wherein p isth1,pth2Position changes, s, due to speed and direction changes, respectivelymeanΔ T represents the time interval between two imaging, which is the average velocity of the marine target.
5. The method as claimed in claim 3, wherein χ is adopted for the tracks in the preliminary association set2The distributed hypothesis testing method is further associated to obtain a further association set, and the method comprises the following steps:
definition H0
Figure FDA00030321741600000314
And
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state estimation of a first track and a second track of the same target at the same time;
at H0In the assumption that in the middle of the above,
Figure FDA00030321741600000316
first track of time Ti oAnd the second track
Figure FDA00030321741600000317
The estimation error is:
Figure FDA00030321741600000318
the covariance of the corresponding errors is:
Figure FDA00030321741600000319
then at a confidence of 1-Q, the set of further associations is:
Figure FDA0003032174160000041
wherein (D)ij)′(Pij)-1(Dij) Obey nxChi of degree of freedom2Distribution, nxIs the dimension of the state vector.
6. The method for associating interrupted tracks of offshore targets with the high-orbit optical satellite according to claim 5, wherein the further association set is solved by adopting a two-dimensional optimal distribution principle to obtain an association set with the minimum global cost, and the method for associating interrupted tracks of offshore targets with the high-orbit optical satellite as the first-stage association set comprises the following steps:
performing global optimal association on the first track and the second track in the further association set, wherein an associated cost function is as follows:
Figure FDA0003032174160000042
Figure FDA0003032174160000043
the value of the two-dimensional distribution variable a (i, j) requires minimizing the weighted sum of the distribution costs, i.e.
Figure FDA0003032174160000044
Meanwhile, a (i, j) needs to satisfy the following constraint:
Figure FDA0003032174160000045
wherein, a (i, j) ═ {0,1}, a (i, j) ═ 1 denotes that two track segments are associated, otherwise, they are not related;
the two-dimensional distribution is finally solved through a Munkres algorithm to obtain a first-stage association set:
Figure FDA0003032174160000046
7. the method for high-orbit optical satellite offshore target interrupted track correlation according to claim 6, wherein the possible associated track pairs are solved for the complement set of the first-stage associated set in the preliminary associated set by adopting distance two-dimensional optimal distribution through the following formula to obtain a middle associated set:
Figure FDA0003032174160000047
and is
Figure FDA0003032174160000048
Wherein, I 'is the number of the remaining first track segments, and J' is the number of the remaining second track segments.
8. The off-track correlation method for the marine target of the high-orbit optical satellite according to claim 7, wherein for all the associated track pairs in the first-stage association set and the second-stage association set, the off-track connection is performed by polynomial fitting, and the polynomial fitting data is estimated by using the position state in the track segment, that is:
Figure FDA0003032174160000051
and K' is the total number of the associated track pairs in the first-stage association set and the second-stage association set.
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